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Green challenge : old into new baby girl skirt Fabric: blue (the next shirt is GREEN ) stripe maternity shirt Pattern: baby girl's waist Other finished GREEN projects: Seasonal Souvenier's challenge project Denise Dreaming of Stitches Danica I was cleaning out my closet by filling a bag of unused, old, ugly, outdated clothes to take to goodwill and decided I would try to re-use/recycle some goods. I have a stack of shirts to turn into skirts & dresses for my little girl and can't wait to see how they turn out. Nothing too fancy or too fun for this month's challenge, but I learned something new, created something great, and am finding other ways to go GREEN . More GREEN projects coming for this month. This.... into this. Here are a few other projects finished for my " march challenge: green ." This... into this... This...used to be a long-sleeved button-up shirt of mine that I NEVER wore...turned into this... see amazing shirt dress tutorial here ....

I made this quilt months ago for my sweet nephew Dane who lived only a short moment with his little family. I copied the pattern from my amazing sis-in-law Abby (check out her blog...I'm being modest when I say 'amazing') who made me one just like it in Amy Butler fabric.

Celeste asked me to make this little white slip to go underneath Maddie's dress. I also got to take some photos of her special day. Welcome baby Maddie!

I LOVE little girl dresses! This material caught me and wouldn't let me leave the store until I bought a yard. It is corduroy and perfect for fall. Within a day and a half, I designed a pattern and completed a dress for my baby girl. I'm finishing up the pattern. Add jacket, bracelet, shoes, hair flower, AND cute baby girl.

Took me almost a year to complete Aliza's room. I started when I was six months pregnant and now she is six-months-old, but I think I'm done. fabric covered canvas from extra quilt blocks Aliza's blessing dress made by my Mom cute hook board found at HL (Hobby Lobby) with green paper placed in center with Modge Podge the crib bedding made in Amy Butler's Midwest Modern fabric and the quilt is a pattern from Denyse Schmidt there is also a green and white polka dot cork board on the wall covered lamp shade, and my favorite thing in her room is the green vase with pink gerber's pillow made with another extra quilt block fabric tote from pattern of Amy Butler's CD case in her "In Stitches" book. And to think I doubted using pink.

Contest: Amy Butler Midwest Modern fabric Aliza's baby quilt. WINNER!!!! click to see other winning contestants